Legally same store who sold should take it back. But edeka usually works for all
Dangerous-Olive65 on
> return me
> Pfand or not?
Erm… No, they mean return to the ocean or something
posophist on
Recycling makes the heart grow Pfander.
LucasCBs on
Pretty much any supermarket which is not a discounter (so no Aldi, Lidl, Penny, but instead Rewe, edeka, …) will take these back in their machines
The Discounters usually only take back 25 cent „Einwegpfand“, these glas/hard plastic bottles are „Mehrwegpfand“
sjintje on
Don’t they need to have a specific symbol on to be pfandable (a bottle with an arrow)?
bilkel on
It says so
hostile_scrotum on
Protect return. Nature me
jort93 on
Yes. You need to return it to the store you bought it at, or another site that sells the same bottles. Only the store that sold it to you is legally required to take it back.
Senior_Silverback on
What on „Return me“ is too dificult to understand for you, OP?
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It says Mehrwegflasche, it has pfand
9 cent for this one
Usually glass is pfandable
Legally same store who sold should take it back. But edeka usually works for all
> return me
> Pfand or not?
Erm… No, they mean return to the ocean or something
Recycling makes the heart grow Pfander.
Pretty much any supermarket which is not a discounter (so no Aldi, Lidl, Penny, but instead Rewe, edeka, …) will take these back in their machines
The Discounters usually only take back 25 cent „Einwegpfand“, these glas/hard plastic bottles are „Mehrwegpfand“
Don’t they need to have a specific symbol on to be pfandable (a bottle with an arrow)?
It says so
Protect return. Nature me
Yes. You need to return it to the store you bought it at, or another site that sells the same bottles. Only the store that sold it to you is legally required to take it back.
What on „Return me“ is too dificult to understand for you, OP?